Internet of Things World Europe

Following the huge success of the world’s largest IoT event, Internet of Things World in San Francisco, Internet of Things World Europe is THE premier IoT event in Europe to address the huge commercial and business opportunities from IoT & to tackle some of the obstacles hindering development moving forward.

Taking place on the 6th and 7th October 2015, Berlin, the show will attract the entire ecosystem together under one roof to build business relationships and learn from industry experts across two days.

With the past year having been an important one for IoT with the huge opportunities of this technology now firmly being realized. Accentures’ recent report predicts that 69% of consumers plan to buy an in-home device by 2019, reaffirming that consumer adoption of connected technology is on the rise! Attend Internet of Things World Europe and get updated on the latest trends and developments happening in this space and be part of this multi-billion dollar industry.

IoT is fast becoming much more than just a buzzword as European industry & governments begin to take note of the huge potential of this future technology to significantly boost economies and enhance society and lifestyle.

With the European Commission backing IoT to accelerate digital innovation, governments, operators and major industrial and consumer enterprises are beginning to see these connected technologies as a means of yielding efficiency and productivity gains and accelerating growth.

Despite the benefits of IoT now being realised, there are wide ranging issues to be tackled, including safety and security, data and privacy, information asymmetry, accountability and trust as well as the major Interoperability challenges which all pose a fundamental barrier.

With the latest predictions from IDC forecasting 30 billion connected objects by 2020, with the sector worth €2.44 trillion, now is the time for the range of ecosystems to unite in order to create a sustainable framework to ensure the successful IoT future.